New England’s Original Club Legend

Ed Note: This originally appeared In TDIF Issue 1. Published on line in advance of the release of our second issue, 3/8/14. Join us for our release party, more info here.

By: Scott McCullough

The likes of Taylor Twellman, Shalrie Joseph and Matt Reis were some of the leading figures during the Revolution’s most successful years, but recently-elected US Soccer Hall of Famer Joe-Max Moore will always be held in the highest regard by the New England fans as the region’s first true soccer legend of the modern era.

Just Who Is New England’s Greatest Rival? Part I

As we lead up to our second print issue of TDIF, we felt it reasonable to post some of the articles from Issue 1. In this feature article Scott McCullough takes a look at the Revolution's biggest rivals. Part 2 will be included in the second issue of TDIF Print which comes out March 8th. Join us to kick off the New England Revolution season, get your copy of TDIF Print and stick around for music from The Black Cheers and Jason Bennett and The Resistance. All of this happens at Baseball Tavern more info here

Part I - A look at some of the worst of enemies throughout the Revs’ 18-year history.

Scott McCullough

World soccer features some legendary rivalries.  In the plethora of leagues throughout the world, many of the best-known matches are local derbies, while other notable clashes are based solely on history, religion, culture, or other conflicting ideologies.  Regardless of the reasons behind various derby matches, such encounters can bring out the most passionate support from fans at the grounds to others watching on TV’s around the world.  These matches are generally considered to be amongst the most exciting fixtures each season.

TDIF Print Issue 2 Preview and Release Party

Our second issue is almost ready! The boys are hard at work putting together the next issue which will be available March 8th.

In this issue we will see the second installment of Scott McCullough's essay Just Who Is New England's Greatest Rival. Richard McLaws introduces us to the elusive Mr. W who gives us a beer drinker's guide to Rio de Janeiro in advance of the 2014 World Cup. We take a look at re-release of Adidas' Stan Smith and much more.

Join us for our release party and viewing of the New England Revolution Season opener at Baseball Tavern on March 8th. You will be able to be among the first to get your hands on the newest issue, if you missed the last one we will have limited numbers left as well. After the game stick around for sets from The Black Cheers and Jason Bennett and The Resistance!

Doors are at 7:30, free before 8:30 $5 after to support the bands. 21+ only. Facebook Event